Where are you wanting a mirror? Also, is that your bathroom with the white set of drawers? Is there a door on it, or is it open? That really contributes to your sense of visual clutter. What is in your picture frames? And, no plastic on lampshades. My overall vote, however, is to add more puppies!

Agree, I would also get rid of the mirrors over the nightstands.

You don't have room for the drum table and the stools at the end of the bed.

I love your puppies. Your room is very calm and soothing. I think that you, like me love seashells. I like the other poster’s idea of a gallery around the tv. There are some beautiful seashell pictures. I’m not sure where you are talking about putting the mirror.

@deeinohio @Maureen thanks. Here are 2 better examples of what I previously envisioned with mirrors. currently, the 2 mirrors on my nightstands are not mounted. they are just sitting on thr nightstand. so, im wondering if i should keep them, buy one of the other 2 from my poll, or not have any mirrors near my bed. i hope this makes more sense now. please kindky advise. thanks.

I think the mirrors will look nice mounted but agree that the room is tight and everything extra (drum table, stools etc) should be removed)

Sadly, the drum table and stools are practical pieces- for my prayer alter and to help my special needs son get inside of my bed. @la_la Girl and @chispa

@Maureen thanks for your insight and the visual. you are right about the curtains... I’m shifting from grey to brown and hadn’t considered the drapes.

Your dog is so cute!

I really like how your dresser fills up the wall under the TV like a media console - looks really nice! If I didn't have a fireplace on the wall opposite my bed, I would add a similar looking dresser across the entire wall!

I would consider adding art on both sides of the wall where the TV is mounted. That would help make the TV less prominent + they would look nicer than a bunch of little photos sitting on top of the dresser underneath the TV.

I assume that you want a tonal room = don't want to introduce any accent color to the room? I also assume that the plastic is still on the lamp shade because you are still deciding whether to keep it or return it. If you don't want to add an accent color, I would introduce some extra textures to the room. For example, you could add a textured long lumbar pillow to set in front of your three Euro pillows.

I definitely would not paint the soffit about your bed. Your headboard covers most of the wall already - painting the soffit would bring down the height of the room even more.

I feel like you already have enough mirrors - however, I am not a designer = maybe hanging some over the nightstands is a good idea - I just am not sure.

I’m making process with the photo wall and love this idea! Thanks @maureen 😍

I would remove the two round mirrors beside the bed. Together with the matching lamps and upholstered headboard, they create a very traditional, formal look that now feels a little dated.

If you would like a full-length mirror, I would make that the only mirror in the room and choose a large vertical design with a slim, simple frame. It would immediately give the bedroom a cleaner, more contemporary character without adding more visual clutter.

I would also keep the bulkhead the same light color as the ceiling. If you want more contrast, make the wall behind the bed the focal point instead. A muted blue or deeper sapphire shade could work beautifully with the neutral bed, warm lighting and wood furniture.

I recently transformed the same bedroom into three completely different styles. The comparison may help you decide how classic or contemporary you want your room to feel: https://youtu.be/nEcPGozCbFY